Katie Eubanks

Bill Ramsey, the coach of Dotties’s Country Store, says in a post game interview that it was “very nice” to have the victory tonight.

LEXINGTON — Dottie’s Country Store has just won against County Crushers with a score of 23-7.

The County Crushers prepare to bat after they fall eleven points behind Dottie’s Country Store.

LEXINGTON — The County Crushers are in hopes of redemption as they prepare to bat in the third inning.

LEXINGTON — Dillon Ruley, star player for the Dottie’s Country Store, says that if the team keeps hitting the ball and making routine plays, they will be “alright.”

LEXINGTON — Dottie’s Country Store currently has an 11-0 lead over the County Crushers.

The game between the County Crushers and Dixie’s Country Store has officially begun at 8:14 p.m.

LEXINGTON — The County Crushers first pitch has begun at 8:14 p.m. on Monday night.

LEXINGTON — Kevin Moore, key player for the County Crushers, will be making his return tonight after one year of not playing.

LEXINGTON — Thomas Andrews, the Coach of the County Crushers team, says that they will be playing “as hard as it gets” in Monday night’s game.

LEXINGTON — The crowd waits in anticipation as the County Crushers and Dottie’s Country Store prepare to take the field on Monday night.

LEXINGTON — Mayor Friedman says in a direct interview that doing away with mini storage units would be “difficult.”

LEXINGTON — Councilman David Sigler highlights National EMS Week by recognizing a life saving incident that occurred at Sheetz last Wednesday.

LEXINGTON — After a unanimous vote on Thursday evening, Mayor Frank Friedman will officially serve as the City of Lexington’s representative on the Rockbridge Area Network Authority Board effective immediately.

LEXINGTON — The Lexington City Council has tabled the issue of new use and design standards for mini warehouse use to the next meeting.

LEXINGTON — A unanimous vote has officially adjusted the conditions of the permit for the Blueridge Outdoor Recreational Center, expanding the number of children and staff who can occupy the space and the hours of operation.

LEXINGTON — Rebecca Logan, Main Street Lexington’s Executive Director, officially reveals in City Council Meeting Thursday evening that her replacement is Jeremy Franklin.

Logan speaks in Lexington City Council Meeting Thursday evening and informs townspeople that Main Street Lexington gift certificates are here to stay.

LEXINGTON — Rebecca Logan, Main Street Lexington Executive Director, says that the Main Street Lexington’s gift certificate program has been very successful and will continue to move forward.

Mayor Friedman recognizes local EMS workers on Thursday evening during National EMS Week.

LEXINGTON — Lexington City Council recognizes National EMS Week during city council meeting.

LEXINGTON — Ava Tallat-Kelpsa, a student at Washington and Lee, says she was unaware that this product was coming but knows that it will be helpful

LEXINGTON – Washington and Lee University bookstore says they will continue placing signs next to products that have been founded by alumni

A new sign is placed next to the display on Wednesday to help customers identify the alumni who founded the brand

LEXINGTON – A new sign has now been placed next to the sunscreen to identify Greg Gish, the alumnus who founded it

LEXINGTON – Washburn confirms that the Wear SPF Sunscreen is here to stay in the store

LEXINGTON – Washburn says that the product was easy to try, inexpensive, and fit well within the store

LEXINGTON – April Washburn, director of the bookstore, says the sunscreen is being carried because it was founded by alumni of the university

LEXINGTON — In an interview with Lewis Coffey, the operations manager of the bookstore, he says that selling this new product is a great opportunity

Wear SPF sunscreen hits shelves in the Washington and Lee University Bookstore this week

LEXINGTON — New Wear SPF performance sunscreen hits the shelves in the Washington and Lee University Bookstore